My latest research papers about “Capability-based Scheduling of Scientific Workflows in the Cloud” and “Scalable processing of massive geodata in the cloud” are now available.
The new version of my scientific workflow management system Steep introduces a reworked and modern web-based user interface. It also provides new features that make work with workflows and process chains easier.
My paper about GeoRocket’s software architecture has just been published in Elsevier’s SoftwareX. The article explains how GeoRocket manages very large geospatial datasets in the cloud.
I’m thrilled to announce that the workflow management system I’ve been working on for the last couple of years is now open-source! Read more about Steep and its features in this blog post.
The new major version offers support for Java 11 and is able to import YAML files. To improve performance, a GraalVM-based JavaScript runner has been added. The update also fixes a few minor bugs.
I’m thrilled to announce that a new major version 4.0.0 of the gradle-download-task plugin has just been released. This version provides many new features and is recommended for all users.
We present an approach to store encrypted geospatial data in the cloud while maintaining searchability. Compared to other approaches, ours allows users to dynamically add or remove data.
In our paper, we describe an approach to creating secure smart city applications using the microservice architectural style. We evaluate it by implementing a web app for urban risk management.